Comité International d’Esthétique et de Cosmétologie
CIDESCOComité International d’Esthétique et de Cosmétologie
The World’s Major International Beauty Therapy Organisation.
(Board of Directors elected from different CIDESCO member countries. Head Office in Zurich, Switzerland)
Founded in 1946.
CIDESCO Member Sections in over 33 countries in all five continents of the world.
Over 200 accredited CIDESCO schools teaching internationally acclaimed standards.
CIDESCO Diplomas - the world’s most prestigious international qualifications in the field of Beauty Therapy, Aromatherapy, Electrical Epilation, Spa Therapy and Make-up.
CIDESCO Qualifications are supported by the industry worldwide.
Over 90 Beauty Centres accredited by CIDESCO.
CIDESCO World Congress and Exhibition held every year in different countries of the world.
CIDESCO Awards presented at World Congresses.
CIDESCO Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) translated into 20 different languages.
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The International Link to the World of Beauty Therapy
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The history of the Comité International d’Esthétiques et de Cosmétologé is a study in resolve and purpose to raise standards, educate and network internationally and in so doing, to establish and maintain a hallmark of professional excellence for the beauty therapy industry across the globe.
From its humble beginnings as an exchange of ideas between Jacques Poirsons,
teacher of Esthetiques in Paris and Georges Dumont, a Belgium colleague, Comite International d’Esthetique et de Cosmetologie – CIDESCO was born way back in December 1946. CIDESCO has grown and developed into an international organisation that enjoys precedence as the dominant influence and authority in the international beauty therapy profession. It is a position which is hard-won, due to the inevitable ups and downs experienced by a global organization with a colourful 60 year history.
Today CIDESCO has a membership drawn from 34 countries spread across five continents. Its profile and reputation, together with the benefits of membership, ensure that there are always more countries waiting to join, once the stringent checks on membership have been carried out. Students from some 230 schools take examinations for the prestigious CIDESCO Diploma and the number of approved Beauty Centres continues to increase as the culture of wellness and beauty booms.
This success and continuity has been achieved through the enthusiasm and interest of industry stalwarts who have over the years given freely of their time as CIDESCO Board Members, along with those who have taken the time to organize the CIDESCO World Congresses & Exhibitions, run examinations and organize national CIDESCO sections. Not forgetting the CIDESCO International Examiners who are the mainstay for ensuring that standards are upheld. It is thanks to these individuals that CIDESCO has certainly made its mark.
Throughout my time as a CIDESCO member, I recall that the World Congresses & Exhibitions have often served as a much-needed “springboard” for budding cosmetic companies; many products were launched at these CIDESCO events - which at the time were quite unique in themselves. Many of these companies and individuals who lead them continue to appreciate the platform that CIDESCO provides, while sadly many others have forgotten the role played in their success by this unique association.
It goes without saying that we need to ensure that the CIDESCO legacy continues well into the future by encouraging industry practitioners to take a broader view of their livelihoods than just their daily work at hand. We all need to remain mindful of keeping abreast with the continuous, sophisticated technological advances as well as being aware of the latest spa disciplines and identifying new aesthetic trends as they develop.
As challenging as this might sometimes be, it is important to broaden our parameters, take an interest in the industry as a whole and participate in organizations and forums which are positioned to make a positive impact for clients and practitioners alike.
Many of us look back on the years of our involvement with CIDESCO and are amazed as to how it has filled our lives, embraced us, brought us friendships and made us all feel like an international family. No matter where we might find ourselves working in the world, it is CIDESCO that has undeniably opened doors for us and welcomed us into its network. We’ve all become united under one umbrella - a very comforting position to be in!
The dedicated commitment unselfishly invested by various CIDESCO players and personalities over the years is admirable. Their voluntary service, coupled with a passion for their profession is a legacy to uphold as CIDESCO spreads its wings, graduates and asserts itself as a prerequisite in an industry that has come of age and knows no boundaries.
It is an overwhelming honour and privilege to be President of this remarkable organisation as it celebrates its 60th Anniversary and to pay tribute to all those who contributed so unselfishly to make this possible over six decades by enhancing the image and education of the Beauty Therapy Profession world wide. Congratulations CIDESCO.
HELENE WEBER BRAMWELL
PRESIDENT
A message from the President
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MESSAGES FROM THE BOARD
Josephine WackettEducation
Kyriacos PoupoutsisTreasurer
Dianne MilesPublic Relations
Ronelle ItenGeneral Secretary
CIDESCO – a remarkable organisation that puts education and standards at a superior level. CIDESCO manages to unite a whole world within Beauty Therapy and inspires people to work together to maintain the highest possible training.
CIDESCO is like a family and I hope it will continue to prosper for many more years to come.
CIDESCO quietly enters your circulation, enters your brain and then before too long it becomes a permanent part of you heart!
To all those who laid the foundation and all those who will continue to build the organisation, I am proud to be a useful and productive part in this unique organisation which will continue to lead globally in Education and awareness of this wonderful profession called Beauty Therapy.
CIDESCO - the camaradie and sense of achievement from 60 years at the forefront of the International Arena in this Profession gives us all just cause to be proud to be involved.
We salute our predecessors and look to the Future with the youth of our worldwide students to continue to represent Esthetics Excellence.
It is an honour to be involved with such a prestigious international organization.
A big praise to the founders and to all those members who have contributed in making CIDESCO synonymous to excellence!
60 years of commitment, dedication and success in beauty therapy on a world wide level is a tremendous a c h i e v e m e n t . C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s CIDESCO!
CIDESCO – a non profit organisation can celebrate its 60th anniversary – a remarkable achievement! It is an opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate all the members who have shared their expertise and commitment to make CIDESCO the most prestigious and respected international organisation in Beauty Therapy.
I am proud to be part of CIDESCO and look forward to its successful further growth and development.
Anna-Cari Gund
Vice President
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HONORARY PRESIDENTS
Ursula van Deelen Nina Haas Lou Mosky
CIDESCO HEAD OFFICE STAFF
Anne Maestrini Zelda FedrizziRenate Ulrich Patricia Mennel Sandra Ghezzii
HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS
Joan Thornycroft Jean WorthKenneth Morris
Baljeet Suri Elise Wessels
CIDESCO
Guiliana Brambilla
Anya Demoizé Frits Goosmann
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“Medames, Messieurs, Pour la premiére fois dans
l’histoire de nos belles professions, voici réunis á Bruxelles des spécialistes de la Beauté de différents pays qui se sont imposé pour tâche de constituer un Comité International
d’Esthétique Et De Cosmétologie”
With these historic words from Georges Dumont in Brussels, Belgium on 27 December 1946, an International Association of Beauty Therapists was founded.
1946C o m i t é I n t e r n a t i o n a l d’Esthétique et de Cosmétologie founded in June in Brussels by Georges Dumont (left) from Belgium, and Jacques Poirsons (right) from France who was also elected the first president. The first World Congress convened in Brussels.
19472nd World Congress held in Paris, France. Mr Leduc, France elected as President.
First Sections were Austria, Belgium, France, Netherlands and Switzerland.
19483rd World Congress held in Geneva, Switzerland.
19494th World Congress held in Paris, France. Mr Leduc, France, re-elected as President.
19�0�th World Congress held in Vienna, Austria. Italy Section dropped.
19�26th World Congress held in Milan, Italy. Dr Foa, Italy, elected as President.
19�37th World Congress held in Paris, France. Mr Contier, France elected as President. Germany Section accepted.
19�48th World Congress held in Lucerne, Switzerland. Mr Feldsher, Switzerland elected as President for three years.
19��9th World Congress held in Baden Baden, Germany. Membership expanded to include Nordic countries.
19�610th World Congress held in Brussels, Belgium. On 9 January, in Zurich, the organisation officially accepted the name CIDESCO as an abbreviation for the French name Comité International d’Esthétique et de Cosmétologie. This acronym was proposed by Mrs Ria de Korte, who represented the Netherlands. Sweden Section accepted. First CIDESCO prizes awarded for remarkable lectures delivered at World Congresses.
19�711th World Congress held in Vienna,
Austria. Preliminary steps taken towards standardization of Beauty Therapy training by an
Educational Commission. CIDESCO Diploma awarded. First Beauty Therapy schools with CIDESCO training programme appointed in Belgium, Germany and Switzerland. Norway Section accepted.
19�812th World Congress held in Venice, Italy. Greece and new Switzerland Sections accepted. Denmark and Finland Sections first mentioned.
19�913th World Congress held in Lucerne, Switzerland. Israel Section accepted.
196014th World Congress held in Amsterdam, Netherlands. First Medaille du Merite for Professional Standards awarded to Nelly Andreazzi, Austria.
19611�th World Congress held in Athens, Greece (below).
196216th World Congress held in Paris, France.
196317th World Congress held in Munich, Germany. Mrs Ria de Korte, Netherlands elected as first female President. Medaille du Merite for Professional Standards awarded to Lydia Dainow, Switzerland. Great Britain A Section accepted. Brazil Section first mentioned.
196418th World Congress held in Lausanne, Switzerland. Medaille du Merite awarded to Giuliana Brambilla, Italy; Dr Anne-Marie Krogler, Austria; and Margit Gronroos, Finland.
196�19th World Congress held in Ostend, Belgium. Iceland Section accepted. Medaille du Merite awarded to Madeleine Naguin, France; W Wanrooy- Ogterop, Netherlands; Asta Popplesdorf, Germany; Do. ssa Teresita Colli, Italy; Dr. med. Hurlaux, France; and F V Wells, Great Britain.
196620th World Congress held in Rome, Italy. Foundation of support group Amis du CIDESCO.
1946...
CIDESCO linking continents establishing dialogue - from east to west, north to south - under one umbrella.
The History of CIDESCO
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This club organised the fund raising event Soiree Des Amis Du CIDESCO. Dr Rovesti, Italy, elected President. First Diplome d’Honneur du CIDESCO for Training and General Education awarded to Mabi Svampo, Italy; Medaille du Merie awarded to Anne-Marie Hartig, Denmark; Mica Pisanty, Israel; Dr Janistyn, Germany; and Dr Nadja Avalle, Switzerland.
196721st World Congress held in Monte Carlo, Monaco. First Medaille du Merite CIDESCO for Research awarded to Dr. med. E H Wegener, Germany; Medaille du M e r i t e awarded to Rosy Alexandre, Belgium and Dr Bonadeo, Italy.
196822nd World Congress held in Barcelona, Spain. Dr Edith Lauda, Austria, elected President. A bulletin published Regional activity. First Nordic Congress took place in Helsinki. It was decided to hold a Nordic Congress every three years. Medaille du Merite awarded to Germaine Oggier, Switzerland and Do. ssa. Agniola Massora, Italy. Medaille du Merite CIDESCO awarded to Georges Dumont, Belgium. U.S.A. Section accepted.
196923rd World Congress held in Vienna, Austria. Medaille du Merite awarded to Len Klaphaak, Netherlands. Medaille du Merite CIDESCO awarded to Ria de Korte, Netherlands.
197024th World Congress held in Amsterdam, N e t h e r l a n d s . CIDESCO registered at Commercial Register in Zurich, Switzerland. Secretariat moved to Zurich. Statutes and Regulations adopted. Nippon (Japan) Section accepted. Australia A Section first mentioned.
19712�th World Congress held in Brussels, Belgium. New Finland Section accepted. First Medaille Co-fondateur du CIDESCO for Historical Honour awarded to Jacques Poirsons, France. Medaille du Merite CIDESCO awarded to Marcel Vanzeveren, Belgium.
197226th World Congress held in New York, U.S.A. which was the First World Congress and Exhibition held outside Europe. Rules for Beauty Centres recommended by CIDESCO adopted by the General Assembly. Japan and Netherlands Sections accepted. Medaille du Merite awarded to Josyann A Demoize, Switzerland. Medaille du Merite CIDESCO awarded to Christine Valmy, U.S.A.
197327th World Congress held in London, Great Britain. This year, CIDESCO consisted of 21 Sections and 14 Schools. Medaille du Merite CIDESCO a w a r d e d to Ray Cochrane, Great Britain. Diplome d’Honneur de CIDESCO awarded to Anne-Marie Hartig, Denmark.
197428th World Congress held in Tel Aviv, Israel. Examinations for estheticians with at least five years experience adopted
by General Assembly, thus giving the opportunity to Beauty Therapists who had not undergone training in a CIDESCO School to obtain the CIDESCO Diploma. Medaille du Merite CIDESCO awarded to Ilse Vogel, Austria. Diplome d’Honneur de CIDESCO awarded to N J Schroder, Switzerland and Mica Pisanty, Israel.
Education... the cornerstone of CIDESCO’s
worldwide programme
197�29th World Congress held in Athens,
Greece. Number of CIDESCO Schools increased to 3�. Medaille du Merite CIDESCO awarded to Lies Muller-Winkler, Germany and M Laffargue, France. Medaille du Merite
CIDESCO awarded to Attie Wytzes, Netherlands.
197630th World Congress held in Vienna, Austria. Education meeting in Brussels drafted revised version of CIDESCO Curriculum. New Zealand and South Africa Sections accepted.
197731st World Congress held in Monte Carlo, Monaco. Indonesian Section accepted. Medaille du Merite awarded to Helene Konig-Pietrulla, Germany; Helena Harnik, Great Britain; and Wim van
der Straten, Netherlands. Medaille du Merite CIDESCO awarded to Rose Droessaert, Switzerland. Diplome d’Honneur du CIDESCO awarded to Margit Gronroos, Finland. Princess Grace of Monaco opened the Congress with the following words- “I am pleased to know that the Principality of Monaco is welcoming the 31st Congress of the Comité International D’Esthétique Et De Cosmétologie. I do hope that the Congress proceedings will be profitable to everyone and that at the end of the stay, all participants will take away a pleasant memory of the Principality.”
197832nd World Congress held in
Brighton, Great Britain. 10th Anniversary of Presidency of Dr Lauda. Ireland Section accepted. First Diplome du Georges Dumont for Practical Achievement awarded to Rose Droessaert, Switzerland.
197933rd World Congress held in Monte Carlo, Monaco. Mrs Nina Haas, Germany, elected President.
The History of CIDESCO
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The History of CIDESCO
198034th World Congress held in Tokyo, Japan. First World Congress and Exhibition in Asia. New Australia A Section accepted. Medaille du Merite CIDESCO awarded to Miyoka Shibayama, Japan.
19813�th World Congress held in Vienna.
198236th World Congress held in Vancouver, Canada. Mrs Lou Mosky, Greece, elected President. Hong Kong and Malaysia Sections accepted.
198337th World Congress held in Hamburg, Germany. Work experience required for candidates to enter Post Graduate examination reduced to three years.
Hamburg General Assembly appointed Educational Research Committee to review the programme.
198438th World Congress held in New York, U.S.A. General Assembly confirmed E d u c a t i o n a l C o m m i t t e e and agreed to include Advanced Training in the programme. Singapore and new U.S.A. Sections accepted.
198�39th World Congress held in Helsinki,
Finland. First World Congress and Exhibition held in a Nordic country. Mrs Kristina Peltomaa, Finland, elected as President. Number of CIDESCO Schools increases to �1. First CIDESCO display at Les
Novelles Esthetiques Congress in Nice. This promotional display has become an annual event.
The word ‘International’ in CIDESCO has true
meaning
198640th World Congress and Anniversary held in Vienna, Austria. Taiwan and Korea Sections accepted. First Diplome de Rose Droessaert for Services to Congress Organisation awarded to Lou Mosky, Greece. Medaille du Merite awarded to Gertrud Kratky, New Zealand.
198741st World Congress held in Glasgow,
Scotland. Mobile training of CIDESCO examiners begun. Great Britain B Section accepted.
198842nd World Congress held in Sydney,
Australia. New Statues and Regulations adopted by General Assembly. New CIDESCO Theoretical Training Programme completed by Education Sub-Committee. Diplome de Rose Droessaert awarded to Dorothy Parkes, Great Britain.
198943rd World Congress held in Athens, Greece. Medaille du Merite awarded to Titi Poerwosonoe, Indonesia,
(Posthumous). Medaille Co-fondateur du CIDESCO awarded to Marja Entrich, Sweden. Diplome de Georges Dumont awarded to Eila Hellgren, Finland. Honorary memberships awarded to Fritz
Goosman and Kenneth Morris. Award presented by Christine Peltomaa.
199044th World Congress held in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Medaille du Merite awarded to Eileen Lazar, Australia.
19914�th World Congress held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. New Brazil Section accepted.
199246th World Congress held in Nicosia, Cyprus, hosted by CIDESCO Hellas. Mrs Ursula van Deelen, Netherlands, elected President. The first Board Member outside of Europe was elected, Helene
Bramwell, South Africa. Cyprus and Australia B Sections accepted. First Medaille D’Or for Loyal Service and Outstanding dedication to CIDESCO & the Beauty Therapy Profession awarded to Kristina Peltomaa, Finland.
1993First “in-between” Congress held in Rio de Janiero, Brazil. The newsletter “CIDESCO LINK” was published as the ‘voice’ of CIDESCO.
199447th World Congress held in Basel,
Switzerland. The admittance of India Section increases membership to 30 countries. Number of CIDESCO Schools increased to 107, a two-fold increase in only 10 years. Medaille du
Merite awarded to Dr. Gertrud Harrer, Austria. Medaille d’Or awarded to Wim van der Straten, Netherlands. Medaille d’Esthetique for Educational Services awarded to Isa Carstens, South Africa.
199�Second “in-between” Congress held at Sun City, South Africa - the first Congress on the African Continent. Multiple Choice Question examination becomes compulsory. This examination is unique in being a pioneer in a multi-language test. There are now 30 CIDESCO Sections, 130 CIDESCO Schools and 70 Beauty Centres recommended by CIDESCO. New Germany Section accepted.
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199648th World Congress, Golden Anniversary, Washington D.C., U.S.A. Riita Salmi of Finland elected as President. New France Section accepted. First Examiners Workshop. Honorary Membership was bestowed on Joan Thornycroft, Great Britain. Medaille d’Or awarded to Elisabeth Peet, Great Britain. Medaille d’Esthetique awarded to Anne Weekes, Ireland. Medaille du Merite awarded to Hedy Dettwiler, Switzerland.
1997Extraordinary General Assembly in Wiesbaden, Germany. A Promotional Seminar conducted by Megan Tozer was a first for CIDESCO, as well as a full day Examiners’ Workshop.
199849th CIDESCO World Congress in Athens, Greece. New Zimbabwe Section accepted. Honorary Presidency awarded to Mrs Ursula van Deelen, Netherlands. Honorary Membership awarded to Jean Worth, Great Britain. Medaille d’Or awarded to Helene Bramwell, South Africa.
19994th Extraordinary General Assembly Zurich, Switzerland. New Russia section accepted. New Slovenia section accepted.
2000�0th CIDESCO World Congress and Exhibition Florence, Italy. Medaille d’Or awarded to Kenneth Morris, Great Britain, Medaille du Merite awarded to Clara L Chee, Malaysia, Medaille d’Esthetique awarded to Cheng Ming Ming, Hong Kong. Helene Bramwell of South Africa elected as President. New Estonia Section accepted.
2001�1st CIDESCO World Congress. Held in Hong Kong March 2001.
2002General Assembly held in London, Great Britain. New Statutes of CIDESCO accepted.
2003�2nd World Congress held in Adelaide, Australia. New rules and regulations for Sections ratified by the General Assembly.
2004�3rd CIDESCO World Congress was held in Portoroz, Slovenia. Canada was accepted as a section by the General Assembly. Riitta Salmi awarded the Medaille D’Or for loyal service and outstanding dedication. Honorary membership bestowed upon Elise Wessels and Baljeet Suri. Helene Bramwell re-elected for 2nd term as President.
200��4th CIDESCO World Congress held in New York, United States of America. The Presidents and Board Members were presented with awards from CIDESCO Section USA for their contribution and dedication and commitment to CIDESCO
200660th anniversary of CIDESCO.
SPA Qualification finalised and introduced. Celebration of 60 years of CIDESCO hosted by CIDESCO Section Hellas in Athens at the ��th CIDESCO World Congress and Exhibition at the Peace and Friendship Conference & Exhibition Center. Two day workshop for Examiners and 200 Accredited CIDESCO Schools.
The History of CIDESCO
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CIDESCO through time...
CIDESCO through time
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CIDESCO through time
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CIDESCO through time
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CIDESCO through time
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SECTIONSAustraliaAdvanced Association of Beauty Therapists-CIDESCO Section AustraliaCIDESCO Schools Australia Ltd.(SectionB)
New ZealandCIDESCO Section New Zealand Inc.
North AmericaCANADAThe Canadian Society of Professional Skin Care Specialists
UNITED STATESNational Cosmetology Association, CIDESCO Section USA
AsiaCHINAInt. CICA Assoc. of Esthetics Ltd. Cidesco Section CHINA
INDONESIA
CIDESCO Section Indonesia
INDIAAssociation of Beauty Therapy & Cosmetology (India)CIDESCO Section India
ISRAELCosmeticians Association of Israel-CIDESCO Section Israel
JAPANCIDESCO Section Nippon
KOREAKorea Central Estheticians Association KCEA
MALAYSIAMalaysian Beauty Therapy Association-CIDESCO Section Malaysia
SINGAPORESingapore Association of Beauty Therapists-CIDESCO Section Singapore
TAIWAN - PROVINCE OF CHINACIDESCO International Taiwan Section
EuropeAUSTRIACIDESCO-MEDIKOS Austria
CYPRUSSyndicat National de l`Esthétique Cosmétique, CIDESCO Section Cyprus
DENMARKCIDESCO Section Denmark
ESTONIAInternational Cosmetologist’s Association of Estonia-CIDESCO Section Estonia
FINLANDSuomen CIDESCO Ry CIDESCO Section Finland
FRANCECIDESCO Section France
GERMANYBfD Bundesberufsverband der Fachkosmetiker/innen in Deutschland, Cidesco Sektion
GREAT BRITAIN
CIDESCO Schools (G.B.) Limited GREECECIDESCO Section Hellas
ICELAND
Felag Islenskra Snyrtifraeðinga, CIDESCO Section Iceland
IRELANDThe Irish Beauty Professionals Association - CIDESCO Section Ireland
ITALYComitato Italiano di Estetica e Cosmetologia CIDESCO
LATVIAAssociation of Beauticians & Cosmotologists of Latvia
NETHERLANDSCIDESCO Sektie Nederland
NORWAYNorske Kosmetologer og Hudterapeuters Forbund-CIDESCO Section Norway
RUSSIAN FEDERATIONRussian Association of BTH & Esthetic Cosmetology-CIDESCO Section Russia
SLOVENIAObrtna Zbornica Slovenije-CIDESCO Section Slovenia
SWEDENSveriges Hudterapeuters Riksorganisation-CIDESCO Section Sweden
SWITZERLANDSchweiz. Fachverband für Kosmetik-CIDESCO Sektion Schweiz
AfricaSOUTH AFRICASouth African Association of Health & Skin Care Professionals
SCHOOLSAustraliaAdvanced School of Beauty TherapyAustralasian College of Natural Therapies Pty LtdElly Lukas Beauty Therapy CollegeHyde Park College of Skin and Body TherapyInternational School of Beauty TherapyNatural Skincare CollegePeninsula College of Beauty TherapyStrand College of Beauty TherapyInternational College of EstheticsSydney College of Skin Care
New ZealandAuckland University of TechnologyBeauty Therapy College of New ZealandEastern Institute of TechnologyElite International School of Beauty and Spa TherapiesElite International School of Beauty and Spa Therapies LtdInt. College of CamilleJoyce Blok Beauty Therapy CollegeN.Z. Institute of Electrolysis and Beauty TherapyThe National School of AestheticsWellington School of Beauty TherapyWITT Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
North AmericaCANADADominelli International College of EstheticsLam School of Advanced EstheticsPebec School of Esthetics & Beauty TherapyBeauty-Tech Esthetic School
UNITED STATESIndependence College of CosmetologyInstitute of Cosmetology & EstheticsMerrell University of Beauty Arts and ScienceMiss Marty’s Hair Academy & Esthetics InstituteSt. Paul Technical College
AsiaCHINABeijing Monita Hair & Esthetic ProfessionalsShanghai Monita Beauty Training CollegeXian Monita Hair & Beauty CollegeMonita Chong Qing Beauty CollegeJenny Beauty CollegeJosephine Beauty School Monita Hair and Beauty College
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Winda’s International Aesthetics Association LtdDalian Monita Beauty CollegeMid City Fitness + Beauty LtdBeauty Creation CollegeEsther Beauty & Fitness CollegeShenzhen Monita Beauty College
INDIABUTIC College of BeautyButic Institute of Beauty Therapy & Hair DressingSeema Institute & Salon
INDONESIAPuspita Martha International Beauty SchoolPacific International Beauty Institute
JAPANHollywood Fashion & Beauty CollegeKansai Beautypro CollegeKokusai Hairdressing & Beauty Art Vocational CollegeMarie Louise Holistic Beauty AcademyTakara International Esthetic College TokyoTakara International Esthetic College OsakaTakigawa Aesthetic SchoolThe Kozu Beauty and Hairdressing College
KOREAHandok Beauty SchoolShinsung CollegeSuwon Women’s CollegeYangs Aesthetic AcademyYelim Beauty Academy
MALAYSIAClara Int. Beauty Therapy AcademyClara InternationalDomeilee Beauty AcademyEWI AcademyImpress-Esteem Beauty AcademyIris Beauty AcademyIssamay School of Beauty Sdn. Bhd.LBS Beauty Academy SDN. BHD.Scent Institute of Beauty & Aroma Therapy Sdn Bhd Top to Toe Beauty Therapy PenangTop to Toe Beauty Therapy Petaling JayaTop to Toe Beauty Therapy Kuala LumpurTop to Toe Beauty Therapy Ipoh PerakTop to Toe Beauty Therapy Johor Bahru
SINGAPORECosmoprof School of Beauty Therapy & Make-upProfessional Beaute-N-Cosmetics Training Centre Pte. Ltd.Top to Toe College of Beauty TherapyPlato The Republic Make up Academy
THAILANDAim International School of Aesthetics & Spa Therapy
Europe
CYPRUSFrederick Institute of Technology
Aesthetics Beauty Therapy DepartmentKES CollegeSusini College NicosiaSusini College Limassol
DENMARKDen Alternative KosmetologskoleKosmetolog Skolen
ESTONIAThe First Estonian Private Cosmetic School
FINLANDCity of Helsinki College of Culinary, Fashion and Beauty/Dept. of Beauty TherapyOmnia - Espoon Seudun AmmattiopiAbolands YrkesinstitutSKY OpistoSuomen KosmetologikouluTurun Kosmetologikoulu
FRANCEEcole Privée d’Enseignement de Soins Esthétiques Caterine SertinEcole Privée d’Esthétique de TouraineEcole Internationale d’Esthétique Catherine LorèneEcole E.S.P.A.C.E. Beauté ThalgoEcole Technique de Maquillage
GERMANYStaatlich genehmigte Berufsfachschule für Kosmetik NorkauerBerufsfachschule für Kosmetologie John HerfsBerufsfachschule für KosmetikBerufsfachschule für Kosmetik Lerninstitut für Aus- u. Weiterbildung Berufsfachschule für Kosmetik Traute de LorenziD+B Dienstleistung + Bildung Gemeinnützige GmbHKosmetikschule Cosmovital
GREAT BRITAINCambridge School of Beauty TherapyChampneys College for Health and BeautyGreat Yarmouth CollegeMary Reid Int. School of BeautyOxford International College of BTYRay Cochrane Beauty SchoolSaltash CollegeSteiner School of Beauty TherapyThe International School of Beauty TherapyThe London School of Beauty & Make-upThe Yorkshire College of Beauty Therapy
IRELANDBronwyn Conroy Beauty SchoolWaterford College of Further EducationCoen Cantrell International College of Beauty TherapyCavan InstituteCork College of Beauty TherapyCork College of CommerceCrumlin College of Business and Technical StudiesFernanda Scappaticci Intern. College of Beauty and Compl.TherapiesFoxhall College of Beauty Therapy
Georgina Price College of Beauty TherapyKilkenny School of Beauty TherapyLimerick Senior CollegeMayoralty CollegePembroke College of Beauty & Body TherapyPortlaoise College of Beauty TherapySenior CollegeThe Coogan Bergin College of Beauty TherapyThe Galligan College of BeautyThe Institute and Clinic of Beauty and Complementary TherapiesWoodworth/Whelan Therapy College
ISRAELEve Center
LATVIARigas Kosmetikas Skola
MALTAThe Int. School of Beauty Therapy
NETHERLANDSInstitute Berber HoogkamerInstituut de KorteInstituut de Vries KokInstituut Lya Goosmann/ThomasInstituut Penso-GarmesOpleidingsinstituut Thomas BV
NORTHERN IRELANDRoberta Mechan CollegeYounique College of Beauty and HolisticsBronwyn Conroy Beauty School
NORWAYDen Franske Kosmetolog SkoleHudpleieakademietSorlandets Hudpleiefagskole
RUSSIACosmetic educational centre “NERA”
SLOVENIASrednja Sola Za Farmacijo Kozmetiko
SWEDENElisabethskolan GöteborgElisabethskolan StockholmGilda Skolan AB - GöteborgGilda Skolan AB - MalmöGilda Skolan AB - StockholmPrivatskolan för Hudvard & Spa
SWITZERLANDARCOS Akademie für KosmetologieAthenee Ecole Professionnelle dEsthetique et CosmetologieEcole d’ Esthétique Vio MalherbeEcole Internationale dEsthétique et Cosmétologie Ecole Lorelei ValèreFachschule für Kosmetik und Hauttherapie
UNITED ARAB EMIRATESThe Cleopatra & Steiner Beauty Training Center
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Africa
SOUTH AFRICABeautiko Academy of BeautyCamelot BloemfonteinCamelot CenturionCamelot DurbanCamelot East RandCamelot International Cape TownCamelot International Head OfficeCape Peninsula Training InstituteCape Peninsula University of TechnologyCentral University of TechnologyCenturion AkademieElken Primarius Private CollegeFace to Face Beauty SchoolFace to Face Make-up Design SchoolHelia-D International Health and Beauty Training College PtyInt. Academy of Health & Skin CareJade InstituteJill Farquharson CollegeLangebaan Academy of Health & Beauty TherapyMadge Wallace Beauty College - JHBMadge Wallace International College of Skincare + Body TherapyPaarl InstitutePotchefstroom Academy for Beauty TherapyRiana’s Int. Academy of Health and Skin CareSA Health and Skincare Academy (Pty) LtdSandy Roy Beauty Therapy Institute Sonett International AcademyStellenbosch Academy of Health and Skin Care Therapy (Pty) Ltd.Success International H+S AcademyT.S.I. Health & Skin Care Academy PTY LtdThe Academy of Beauty TherapyTotal ConceptTshwane University of Technology Department of SomatologyX-Cellence Academy (Pty) Ltd
ZIMBABWECindy’s Beauty Therapy SchoolSilvana Academy of Natural Health & Beauty Therapy
BEAUTY CENTRESAustraliaHepburn Spa, VictoriaDay Spa at Unley Park, South Australia
New ZealandSkin Therapy Centre
EuropeAUSTRIAKosmetik-Institut Stranz
CYPRUSPhanie Beauty Centre
GERMANYKosmetik Fachinstitut Brigitte SterzThe Salon
GREAT BRITAINBeauty SecretsHolistic Therapy & Beauty CentreSkin Deep Beauty Salon & Laser Clinic
IRELANDCoogan Bergin Clinic
MALTAMarion Camilleri Esthetic Cosmetology
NETHERLANDSAdvies en Behandeling op MaatAnnemarie van Heezick TotaalkosmetiekBeauty Inn Health & Beauty CentreBeauty PlanningHuidverzorgingsinstituutInstitut de Beauté Salon ClaireInstituut CockyInstituut OmniaLe Salon M. WinkelmolenRémy M. Rens-SmithRieberth Elders-MeijerPraktijk Els van GoghPraktijk HuidverbeteringRia de Korte SalonsSchoonheidsinstituut Anne van AkenSchoonheidsinstituut Lonneke Kanters
SERBIA AND MONTENEGROBeauty Center HARA
SLOVENIAKozmeticni Salon/Spa Center Kozmeticni Studio NedaKozmetika Branka Jager LoncarKozmetika in Sauna FanciKozmeticno Fizioterapeutski CenterKozmeticni Center s Pedikuro “Jerneja”Salon za Kozmeticno Nego ApoloniaSpa Center Za Nego Koze
SPAINConnections Face Body Spa
SWEDENElisabetkliniken ABHudvardsalong ViolaSkönhetshuset Ateljé Beauty
SWITZERLANDBeauty Center LacunaDermo-Studio Gabriella Andina - AhrensInstitut StendhalKosmetikinstitut RonelleSalon de BeautéSalon de Beauté la RoséeWell + Beauty
North AmericaCANADABoundary Park Skin Concepts
UNITED STATESCarmen Delgado’s Oasis SpaComplexions Medi-Spa for Beauty & Wellness European Body Concepts Spa NaturelleMark Lees Skin Care Inc.Mona Spa & Laser CenterPalestra Skin Care Skin Care Chvasta International, USA Inc
PUERTO RICOBianca Pucchi Inc.
AsiaCHINAMonita Beauty & SpaOspa
INDONESIACidesco Beauty Institute Mustika RatuKlinik Pelangsingan Kecantikan PacificPuri Ayu Martha Tilaar
ISRAELCarmela Fridman Beauty CentreDrorit Ron Cosmetic TreatmentsJaffa Institut de BeautéYeelat Hen Beauty Center
MALAYSIAClara International Beauty Centre - Petaling JayaClara International Beauty Centre - Kuala LumpurLBS SDN. BHD. (Jaya Jusco Jb)LBS SDN. BHD. (Jaya Jusco Melaka)LBS SDN. BHD. (Mahkota Parade)LBS SDN. BHD. (MID VALLEY)LBS SDN. BHD. (Plaza Tasek)LBS SDN. BHD. (Summit)LBS SDN. BHD. (Sungai Wang)LBS SDN. BHD. (TAIPAN)LBS SDN. BHD. (Waterfront City)
SINGAPOREBeauty SymphonyChangi Village Hotel (Le Meridien) - The RetreatSingapore Marriott Hotel - The RetreatGrand Hyatt Singapore - Club Oasis Spa
UNITED ARAB EMIRATESCleopatra’s Spa Simply Skin
AfricaSOUTH AFRICAThe Health & Skin Care Clinic c/o Mediderma ClinicThe Mask Skin Body ClinicTina Schöltz ClinicToday’s Ultimate Skin and Body Care - RivoniaTotal Concept
NAMIBIAAmes Health Skincare Clinic
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Ms. Adrienne Guttuhaugen HughesMs. Alanna HeydanusMs. Alexandra WolfMs. Andrea van den HauteMs. Angela StubbersfieldMrs. Anita Erika BürkiMs. Anna Caroline AllingtonMs. Anna F.W. EkmanMs. Annabelle TaylorMs. Anna-Cari GundMs. Anne LindsayMs. Annemieke Alma van AkenMs. Annette WalshMs. Annica JoensuuMs. Arlene DaveyMiss Baljeet SuriMs. Barbara Lauretta JonesMs. Berber Hoogkamer-OpleidingenMs. Beverley CrowtherMs. Christina Hagberg TalonenMs. Christine TilleyMs. Corrine Anne BrownMs. Deborah MaringMs. Diane KhoshkhooMs. Dianne J. MilesMrs. Dr. Rae LeibowitzMs. Elisabeth Inger StorvandMrs. Elise WesselsMs. Elizabeth TarpeyMs. Ellen de VriesMs. Erika BaumannMs. Evie Lai Soo SengMs. Fernanda Scappaticci-MorrisMrs. Gabriella Andina-AhrensMs. Georgina PriceMs. Geraldine McGuiganMs. Gillian BryneMs. Gunnhildur RögnvaldsdöttirMs. Hazel Oorschot
Ms. Helen Tan Ai WahMs. Helene Goh Hui KhoonMrs. Helga KoeningerMs. Helle Sehested-KjaergaardMs. Herma FerdinandusseMs. Ina EkMs. Inkeri SarpilaMs. Irma GolMs. Isabel RoosMs. Jana PerkinsMs. Janet RoseMs. Jaqueline PiotazMs. Jeannie Tai Yoke ChinMs. Jennifer Joy SavannahMrs. Joan ThornycroftMs. Joanna HoareMs. Joanne CusworthMs. Johanna Helene van Aken-PloegMs. Johanna Magdalena SpamersMs. Johanna-Maria-Wilhelmina de Roos-de WolfMs. Jonna JingbrantMs. Joon L. WongMs. Josephine StridhMs. Josephine WackettMs. Josephine HoMs. Judy WestMs. Julia LeoneMs. Julie Yoke Peng LewMs. Karin LupgensMs. Kathleen T. MartorelliMs. Kathy DriscollMs. Kristina ValkeasuoMs. Liandré HawkesMs. Linda JacksonMs. Lois FisherMs. Lonneke Kanters
Ms. Lorraine GalliganMs. Margaret ToulierMs. Mari HoriguchiMs. Maria SeverinssonMs. Marielle LarssonMs. Monique van DurenMs. Narelle E. BlinmanMs. Natalie WelingMs. Nathalie DavidMs. Nicola Romeril-PeterMs. Nina Maria Sipilä-LatovehmasMs. Pamela AdkinsMs. Patricia Ann LamMs. Phanie PoupoutsiMs. Rieberth Elders-MeijerMrs. Riitta SalmiMs. Riitta VaaraMs. Rita DominelliMs. Ronelle ItenMs. Samantha AllmandMs. Sandy RoyMs. Sara-Jane RobertsMrs. Sarka CrookMs. Shuh En LiouMs. Signe BernhardMs. Sindy Chan Mei HeungMs. Susan SwiftMs. Sylvia Molenaar-HaasMs. Tanja WarjonenMs. Thea de RuyterMrs. Tina Nissen Ms. Tina SchöltzMs. Una Anna-Maria NuotioMrs. Ursula van DeelenMrs. Victoria MalmströmMr. Wim van der StratenMs. Yassamin SafaieMrs. Yvonne Schaller-SalzmannMs. Zhao Hyang Sook
CIDESCO INTERNATIONAL EXAMINERS
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CIDESCO PRESIDENTSUp to and including the year 2006 there have been
14 Presidents.
1946 - 1949 Jacques Poirsons 1949 - 19�1 Louis Leduc 19�1 - 19�2 No President19�2 - 19�3 Prof. Dr. M. Foà19�3 - 19�4 Mr. Contier19�4 - 1963 Adolph Feldscher 1963 - 1966 Ria de Korte 1966 - 1968 Dr. Paolo Rovesti 1968 - 1979 Dr. Edith Lauda 1979 - 1982 Nina Haas 1982 - 198� Lou Mosky 198� - 1992 Kristina Peltomaa 1992 - 1996 Ursula van Deelen 1996 - 2000 Riita Salmi 2000 - Today Helene Bramwell
HONORARY PRESIDENTSFrau Nina HaasMrs. Lou MoskyMrs. Ursula van DeelenMrs. Guiliana Brambilla
HONORARY MEMBERSMr. Kenneth MorrisMrs. Jean WorthMrs. Joan ThornycroftMrs. Elise WesselsDr. Frits GoosmannMiss Baljeet SuriMs. Anya Demoizé
PAST BOARD MEMBERSMrs. Elinor Bull-HansenMr. Hans De Heidendorff-SchusterMrs. Hedy DettwilerMr. Kenneth MorrisMrs. Lou MoskyMs. Kristina PeltomaaMrs. Jean WorthMr. Wim van der StratenMrs. Gabriella Andina-AhrensMrs. Anita Erika BürkiDr. Horstdieter NiejahrMrs. Riita SalmiMiss Baljeet SuriMrs. Joan ThornycroftMrs. Ursula van DeelenMrs. Elise WesselsMrs. Margrit AltenburgMr. Christian BornkesselMr. Dr. Fritz GoosmannMs. G. Johansson
Ms. Len KlaphaakMs. Edith LaudaMs. I. VogelMrs. Debbie Wynne
CIDESCO MEDALS MEDAILLE CO-FONDATEUR DU CIDESCO (HISTORICAL HONOUR)
1971 Jacques Poirsons, France Georges Dumont, Belgium1989 Marja Entrich, Sweden
MEDAILLE DU MERITECIDESCO (RESEARCH)
1967 Dr.med. E.H. Wegener, Germany
1968 Georges Dumont, Belgium1969 Ria de Korte, Netherlands1971 Marcel Vanzeveren, Belgium1972 Christine Valmy, U.S.A.197� Attie Wytzes, Netherlands1977 Rose Droessaert, Switzerland1980 Miyoka Shibayama, Japan2004 Rumanti Sartomo, Indonesia
DIPLOME D’HONNEUR DU CIDESCO (TRAINING & GENERAL EDUCATION)
1966 Mabi Svampa, Italy1973 Anne-Marie Hartig, Denmark1974 N.J. Schroder, Switzerland Mica Pisanty, Israel1977 Margit Gronroos, Finland
DIPLOME DE GEORGES DUMONT (PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT)
1978 Rose Droessaert, Switzerland1989 Eila Hellgren, Finland
DIPLOME DE ROSE DROESSAERT (SERVICES TO CONGRESS ORGANISATION)
1986 Lou Mosky, Greece1988 Dorothy Parkes, Great Britain
MEDAILLE D’OR (LOYAL SERVICE & OUSTANDING DEDICATION)
1990 Gerd Lund, Denmark1992 Kristina Peltomaa, Finland1994 Wim van der Straten,
Netherlands1996 Elisabeth Peet, Great Britain1998 Helene Bramwell, South Africa2000 Kenneth Morris, Great Britain2004 Riitta Salmi, Finland
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MEDAILLE DU MERITE (PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS & STATUS)
1960 Nelly Andreazzi, Austria1963 Lydia Dainow, Switzerland1964 Giuliana Brambilla, Italy Dr. Anne-Marie Krogler,
Austria Margit Gronroos, Finland196� Madeleine Maguin, France Asta Poppelsdorf, Germany W. Wanrooy-Ogterop,
Netherlands Dr. Teresita Colli, Italy Dr.med. Hurlaux, France F.V. Wells, Great Britain1966 Anne-Marie Hartig, Denmark Mica Pisanty, Israel Dr. Janistyn, Germany Dr. Nadja Avalle, Switzerland1967 Rosy Alexandre, Belgium Dr. Bonadeo, Italy1968 Germaine Oggier, Switzerland Dr. Agniola Massora, Italy1969 Len Klaphaak, Netherlands1972 J. Anya Demoize, Switzerland1973 Ray Cochrane, Great Britain1974 Ilse Vogel, Austria197� Lies Muller-Winkler, Germany M. Laffargue, France1976 Kitty Zaremba, Austria1977 Helene Konig-Pietrulla,
Germany Helena Harnik, Great Britain Wim van der Straten,
Netherlands1986 Gertrud Kratky, New Zealand1989 Titi Poerwosoenoe, Indonesia
(posthumous)1990 Eileen Lazar, Australia1994 Dr. Gertrude Harrer, Austria1996 Hedy Dettwiler, Switzerland2000 Clara L. Chee, Malaysia
MEDAILLE D’ESTHETIQUE (EDUCATIONAL SERVICES)
1994 Isa Carstens, South Africa1996 Anne Weekes, Ireland2000 Cheng Meng Ming, Hong Kong
ESTHETIQUE AWARD19�6 Esther Valleze, Belgium19�7 Marja Entrich, Sweden19�8 Anne Seidel, Austria19�9 Dr. Emil Vodder, Denmark1960 Helen Pietrulla, Germany1961 Ada Sensi, Italy1962 Marguerite Maury, France Freddy Housiau, Belgium1963 Walter Friedmann, Germany1964 Sallie Blair, Great Britain
196� S. Havu-Kaljala, Finland1966 Herbert Pietrulla, Germany1967 Gioi Ardessi, Italy1968 Elisabeth Fonteyne, Belgium1970 Janina Bilski, Germany1972 Gunther Wittlinger, Austria197� Keiko Tsukino, Japan1976 Wieny Wamrooy-Ogterop,
Netherlands Lies Muller-Winkler, Germany1977 Johanna Lack, Great Britain1981 Mayoshi Nakano, Japan1982 Patricia Lam, Canada
COSMETOLOGIE AWARD19�6 Dr. es. Sc. Paolo Rovesti, Italy19�7 Dr. Richard Eckstein,
Germany19�9 Dr. Jean M. Cotte, France1960 Dr. Michael Babor, Germany1961 Louis Schmuck, France1962 Dr. G. Hunger-Ricci,
Switzerland1963 Jean d’Athene, France1964 Hans Neumann, Germany196� Georges Worms, France1966 Herbert Pietrulla, Germany1967 Marguerite Maury, France1968 Ing. Otto Hofer, Austria1969 Dr. Tossata, Italy1970 Nina Haas, Germany197� Ing. Otto Hofer, Austria1976 Kenneth Morris, Great Britain1977 Monique Moreau, France
MEDICINE AWARD19�7 Dr. Rudolf Drobil, Austria19�9 Dr. Karl Edam, Germany1960 Dr. Hans Nemec, Germany1961 Dr. E.H. Wegener, Germany1963 Dr. Charles Baud, Switzerland1964 Dr. Edith Lauda, Austria196� Dr. Renaud, France1966 Dr. Haneveld, Netherlands Dr. Hilde Hlosto, Sweden Dr. Vernocchi, Italy1967 Dr. Anne-Marie Krogler,
Austria1968 Dr. Louis Vidal, France1969 Dr. W. Kuhnau, Germany1972 Dr. F. Schrogendorfer,
Austria1973 Leslie Gardiner, Great Britain197� Dr. J. Douloufakis, Greece1976 Dr. P. Regnault, Canada1977 Dr. M. Hechmati, Iran1981 Prof. A. Lugger, Austria
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